Trauma Strap Bags

Some more blue bags nicely placed on the bed.

Victoria gave her Tad Bag to her niece who took it when she went back to Ghana for a visit.

Hilary made a bag for me, black with a yellow flower. I have stollen her flower idea and have put

Today, I donated 395 trauma straps to Resource Area for Teachers (RAFT.) Even with all the straps I put out

Dr Andrea turned her yellow Tad Bag into The Magic School Bus and dressed up as Mrs. Frizzle.    

Our neighbors, Tom and Tori have a granddaughter named Claire. Here she is on Halloween in her chicken costume and

Virginia brought her lunch to work in a Tad Bag. When she went to the break room for lunch, she

Our friends, Tim and Cathe, took some straps and used them to keep their food storage on the shelves in

Becca, one of my blog’s closest followers, asked for a black and blue bag. I was not sure how it

Hilary came up with the idea of the flower. Of course, I stole it. Now, lots of people who already

Sue, a nurse in our ED, asked me for a black bag with an orange flower. I told her, “No

Again, inspiration from Montreal. When we were poking around in shops there, we were looking at various bags. One inspired

Uncle Boyd and Aunt Betty Uncle Leonard Bruce and Sandy Chip and Debbie Christy. Where is Keoki?      

Sandy asked for a vertical bag with a pocket on the back. I made it like the bag I take

I took a couple of nights off last week. I went mountain biking in the Sierras with my friend, Rick.

When we were in Montreal this summer, we were standing in line at the Dairy Queen waiting to order our

Last week, I sent pictures of some of my earlier bags that were weaved. When my wife came in tonight

When I first started making bags, I weaved them and had a lot of fun coming up with different designs.

The more bags I make, the more they get around. Here is one lost in the subway of Manhattan!  

A nurse asked me for a black, square bag. It was not something I would have made for myself but

I am kind of an organization freak. I took an old plastic letter box I found on the side of

After having made many bags, the OCD part of me wished I had kept count, but it was too late.

Anything other than horizontal stripes provides some interesting construction challenges in creating bags. Here are some with vertical stripes that

I have made a couple of duffles, both by special order. One for my daughter, Hilary, which is pictured here.